Crochet frisbee

Crochet your own pocket frisbee! The perfect summer project these frisbees fold up into your pocket and are soft and safe for both dogs and children to play with.

Back to the Home Page I really had fun making (and playing with) this Frisbee. After some proto-types, this was the best flyer and safest for indoor flying. This is a very easy pattern, and should take less than 2 hours. Being so light weight, it is relatively safe for indoor flying. And yes, it really does fly! Great fun for any age, indoors or outside. To personalize, or just to make them holiday festive, you can add appliques to the center. A little Bow or Necktie applique for Father’s…

Free Crochet pattern: Coozie. One of thousands of free Crochet patterns on the Lion Brand Yarn Knitting and Crocheting Web Site..

This flying doily works up really quickly. It's the perfect rainy-day indoor toy! Pattern by Pan Perkins

Remember the “glad game” from Pollyanna by Eleanor H. Porter? The purpose of this game was to look for the bright side of a situation that seemed to have no silver lining. I used to think about that game as I lamented my children growing up, becoming more independent, and coming closer and closer to my own height. What could I be glad about? Well, I was glad for the pile of outgrown clothing looking remarkably like future stitching and crafting projects to me. Call me an optimistic…

I freakin' love these crocheted frisbees! A while back at the dog park, I saw a guy throwing one of these for his dog. I couldn't tell how it was mad

This quick and easy toy is suitable as a gift for both pets and children, although supervise pets for safety. This fun and practical toy can be made in around 20 minutes, depending on how quickly you crochet, and can be made in any double knitting yarn. If it were stripey, you could use up tiny scraps of yarn and create a unique toy for your children. It may require blocking by putting under a pile of heavy books for a few days, to ensure it is flat enough for a frisbee. Making it with two…

This super flying disk crochet pattern is simple to make and the finished product will be fun for the whole family!

My friend Janet is a crochet wonder! She made these foldable, flyable, crocheted Frisbees for me to celebrate the publication of my book FLIP! How the Frisbee Took Flight (out *this* week)! You can…

This is simply a smaller version of my Spring Break Frisbee. I wanted to make something small that would fit into medium size geocache containers and yet still fly. This is what I came up with. You can use two strands of any worsted weight yarn. I made my sample projects with cotton, but feel free to experiment with other fibers. This cute little flyer fits into the palm of your hand and can still fly as far as it's big brother. It is a fast little project... and if your dog won't fetch…